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K-9 Lucy Retires After Years of Service with Round Rock PD

Beloved explosives detection dog helped crack major cases, now enjoying retirement with her handler

Author
Ashley LarkinEditor, Leander Scoop and Round Rock Scoop
Published
May 19, 20253:59 PM CDT
Section
NewsLocal reporting
Read
3 min read171 words
Location
Round Rock, TXWilliamson County
K-9 Lucy Retires After Years of Service with Round Rock PD — featured image

K-9 Lucy Retires After Years of Service with Round Rock PD — featured image

Ashley Larkin for WilCo Guide

May 19, 2025

After nearly a decade of dedicated service, K-9 Lucy has officially retired from the Round Rock Police Department. Specializing in explosives detection and tracking, Lucy played a vital role in over 200 deployments, including her critical involvement in the 2018 Austin Bomber investigation.

A Career Marked by Courage and Dedication

Lucy’s work helped ensure safety in high-risk situations across Central Texas. From searching public venues to supporting major criminal investigations, her keen nose and calm demeanor made her a reliable partner to the force. Notably, she assisted during the intense 2018 Austin serial bombing case, one of the most high-profile incidents in recent Central Texas law enforcement history.

A Well-Earned Retirement

Lucy is now off duty and settling into a quieter life. She’ll spend her retirement with her longtime handler, enjoying outdoor adventures, swims, and plenty of belly rubs. While she’ll no longer wear the badge, Lucy remains a cherished member of the Round Rock PD family—and the community that appreciated her years of service.

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Updated August 23, 2026 to reflect substantive changes.

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